[B-Greek] Eta
Kevin Riley
klriley at alphalink.com.au
Wed Jun 9 18:55:04 EDT 2010
On this list, usually as H - probably because it looks suspiciously like
the Greek H. In case you were asking more broadly: in technical works,
usually as an e with a macron, in linguistics, as a lower case epsilon
with : after it to indicate length.
Kevin Riley
On 10/06/2010 5:46 AM, Cindy Ray wrote:
> When you are doing transliteration of Greek, how is "eta" represented?
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> Thanks.
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